Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-06
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5ll9. United States ~. Haestes Plea
q not guilty Withdrawn and plea ef
euiity aeon fourth esuns % fndletmsns
entered. Nol pros. entered 80 70 nrsts
secoBd and tbHd o01nts. Defendant
sentenced 30 two months Imprisonment
N United States penitentiaFy.
5I56. Territory ~. BuigeF- Trial; YER
dict Of guilty az charged Defendant
sentenced 10 four years inapEisonmagt
in Territorial peniteDsiary.
52la Territory ". Sanders-Inaiet
ment found for maintaining 3 nuisanee.
Defendants arraigned and released uBou
his personal recognixance- Defendants
motion for bill Of particulars granted.
52l9. TeFritory -. Wa Chong et al
indictmenf fer maintaining Nuisance
found. Defendant Gee Hee aFraianed
and released from custody upon his
personal reooQnizsRce. Demurrer TO
indictment sustained and new indict-
ment returned, aud defend mt Gee Hee
arraiRned. and aloaed.
52a0. TeFrItsry ". Thomas Clancey-
Indictment found for maintaining q
nuisance. Defend n arrsiRned and re-
leased upon bis personal rec0gnizar O.
Demurrer 20 indictment sustained, and
Q new indictment returned obargfnR
sams odensss upon which defeS dant IL
arraigned.
525I. Territory We. p. WiIhelm-In-
dictment found for maintaining q null
sance. Defendant axraigned and re-
leased upon his psFs onel recognizanee
Defendant reindioted upon. three IN
dictments (N0s. 522t, 522l and 5225l,
and arraigned thereon
5207. Territory ". Emma Starr-In-
dictment found; charge, keeping house
Of i'll fame. Defendant arraigned and
plea Of not guilty entered.
62l4. Territory W. Belle Boyd-in-
dictment fouad for keeping house Of
i'll fame. Defendant arFaiRned and plea
Of not guilty entered.
52l5. Territory w. John McOaFy- In
diosment found for maintaining nui-
sance. Defendant aFFaigued and plea
of not guilty entered. Defendant re-
lsased from custody upon $500 reccR
nizanoe, with surety. Indictment re
submitted to she Grand Jury and q new
indictment returned, upon which the
defendant is arraigned.
5l65. Territory ". Edward Kelly.
Cause tried BY Jury and verdict Of
guilty rendered, and defendant sen
fenced 20 four years imprisonment IN
the Territorial Penitentiary.
5l64. Territory vs.. John Donovan.
Defendant sentenced TO FIVE years. inn
prisonmeut IN the Territorial Peniten-
/ tiary.
| 1897. Territory va. Vivian ct al. In
| dioiment T turned. mot true bill"
4403. United States W. Porter ct al
| Order heretofore made, granting changG
4 - A. eH a
| NoI pros. entered and defendants dis
charged.
| 5l63. Territory vs.. Barge0n. UpoE
motion ST Prosecuting Attorney cause
| dismissed and defendant discharged.
/ 5l65. Territory vs. H. +. Kelly. Tria
had and verdict Of not guilty entered
Defendant ordered into custody Of
| sheriff for further proceedings and {
5l6I. Territory W. All Yong. FoEmel
plea Of guilty withdrawn aad plea o.
guilty Of assault entered.
Final report of the Grand Jury sub
mitted and Grand Jury discharged sub
iect 10 recall.
Clerk of Court ordered to prepare anC
forward to the Board Of County Com
missioners Of King county q certified
oOA VI batu uuai kcptN@
CIVIL BUsINEss.
Feb. 28.-4566. Ship Blue jacket Va
TUG Observation-Disclosures granted leavI
to file petition for rehearing.
1861. Fountain W. BriRRs-Mosion q
strike the defendants answer eranteC
as to all but the second defense thereof
and motion denied a. 10 said second de
Tense. Defendant allowed five days b
plead over.
Harrington ct al vs.. J. B. Hatch ct al
Upon reading and filing complaint o.
intervention, the Gordon Hardvar'
Company 10 granted leave to interviews
10 said action.
1887. Carlson va. Sayward-Detend
ant's motion 10 set aside the summons
and dismiss the action, denied UpoE
fling Of proof Of publication Of sum
mons the motion il renewed and il
again denied, the Court holding that ths
request Of the defendant for leave d
tile other motions in case of the denial
Of the present motion constituted theii
appearance general instead Of speoial
a. claimed. Defendants granted one
day in which 10 make their plea 10 the
| Jurisdiction Of the Court.
5l06. Waddell W. Anderson-Defaull
Of defendant entered and judgment
ren dered against him In sum OF $lT40 81
aAd for $i9S.70 for attorneys fee and
for expenditures under the provisions OF
mortgage aud for costs Of suit. Decree
rendered forecI0sing mortgage upon
certain real property and directing the
sale thereof.
5Ol2. Margaret Graham vs.. Patrick
Graham-Report Of referee confirmed
and findings OF fact rendered thereon.
Decree made dissolving the bonds OF
matFimony between she parties, award
ting 10 the plaintiff the custody Of their
children. and making disposition Of the
| property Of the parties between them.
March ls..-3936. Llchman 4 Jacobs
W. smith Bros. 4 Oo.-Death of the de-
PENDANT Joseph BoFst suggested 20 the
Court, and thereupon 10 u order d BY
the Court that Mary A. BoFst, admin
istratrix Of the estate Of said decedent,
be substituted as defendant; that an
amended complaint be served upon her,
and that she have 20 days in which 60
plead thereto.
March ad.-45s7. Carlson W. Hay
Ward-Plaintifr molten TO strike from
the hles the defendants plea TO the
jurisdiction Of the Court and for the de.
fault OF the defendant. Granted. and
defaalt Of said defendant catered.
5ll5. Jane Osborn W. John Osborn
Order granted restraining the defendant
and bis gents from disposing Of certain
personal property claimed TO be the
separate property Of the plaintiff.
March 80 --4kSl. City Of Seattle W.
Robert Abrams et al Defendants
granted till March 7,h to plead.
1881. City Of seattle vs.. Jsseph Ne
Naaeht-Upon plaintiffs molten, order
Of reference of said cause entered.
50Sg3. Smart vs. Anderson. Action for
Grim .,on. Defendants motion to make
complaint more definite deaisd.
lyon defendants motion for the dis.
charge Of the defendant from arrest,
the two following points weFe raised:
first-fhat Subdivision one % section
ll6 OF the csde must be % construed
that ths SPECIAL clause action for in
iuFies 10 the person or character" BE-
lag inciaded ia the general clause "ac
tinns for the recovery Of damages on q
cause Of seton not arising cut Of con
tract. should be considered 20 be re
strained By the szzae limitations a. 30
residences IN the Territory - uch gen
eFal clause; that In an aston for 81
lniafy to the person 81 character 50